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The select committee’s aim is truth. Naturally, Republicans are up in arms.

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NATO’s annual summit could define a decade of Western security

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Student loan forgiveness is a legislative issue

Inside the crucial mission of U.S. troops at Tower 22

Chat with Jennifer Rubin about her columns, politics, policy and more

An ancient treasure may be returned to Iraq. Many others are still lost.

Anti-LGBTQ beliefs might be ‘religious.’ But they’re still bigotry.

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‘Trumpery’ damaged our democracy. Here are some ways to overcome it.

Readers critique The Post: Give the most important news on the planet prominence

Why does the death penalty persist?

Montgomery County schools should mandate vaccines for teachers and staff

China airbrushed away its foreign minister. Why?

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